Best digital scale to use ?

[RogueHk]

I need a good scale for reloading my rifle? What works correctly?

 

[DirtyRod]

"Best" is subjective. Dillon, RCBS, and Lyman make good accurate digital scales.

 

[Jourdan_D]

Depends on how accurate you want it and how much volume you plan on doing. I love my RCBS charger master for my plunking and hunting loads.

 

[Hairball]

+1 for the charge master. Accurate to 1/10 of a grain and very easy to use. I just run an old dryer sheet in the tube before I add powder and I don't have any issues with static.

 

[Dtarget]

Depends on your needs and budget. If by works correctly you mean "displays the actual weight" then I would go for a balance not a balance tickler combo. I looked into this for a while and settled on a Sartorius GD503 balance. I don't buy the 1/10 grain resolution claims on any of the less expensive balance. I am not claiming it makes a difference, I just don't like the false advertising. May want to familiarize yourself with the differences between a force restoration and strain gauge balances especially if you plan to trickle. It is easy to overpay for a strain gauge balance. Just like with everything else, you get what you pay for.

 

[mobius38]

I was looking at the same exact same thing the other day. A lot of people like the GemPro250. Goes out to 0.01. Runs about $150 or so.

 

[robp5t]

I love my GemPro 250, I have had excellent results ever since I switched to it.

 

[mobius38]

I need to correct myself its to the 0.02 not 0.01.

Conflicting statement? Please explain I don't get what you mean. I was just saying that the GemPro per its own documentation reads to the 0.02gn.

It is the best example of a conflicting statement I know .01 grain @ $150


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[CK_32]

I like the Walmart scales.. Weight my wee........ Oh.. Never mind